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Revision as of 00:15, 13 January 2016
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This is the 2016 year.
Officers
- President: Nabil Khan
- Vice-President of VEX: Preston Shaw
- Vice-Presidents of FRC: Mackenzie Glaser
- Vice-President of Business: Chintan Sheth
- Vice-President of Outreach: Caroline Means
- Vice-President of Communications: Jane Khampha
- Secretary: Jane Khampha
- Treasurer: Sumedh Garimella
- Historian: Rebeca Rodila
- Programming Lead: Rishov Sarkar
- Webmaster: Sumaer Sahney
- Social Media Lead: Alexis Phipps
Mentors
- Alan Glaser
- Brian Carlson
- Dallas Corley
- Don Shaw
- Donnette Sturdivant
- Fred Smith
- Mary Rutland
- Pam Karlins
- Phil Allison
- Robert Spencer
- Scott Karlins
- Shannon Thornebrackett
- Valerie Strain
- Vivek Sahney
Fall Activities
VEX Robotics Competition
The game in the 2015-2016 season was Nothing but Net.
Robots at the Ridge
We had a blast at our Robots at the Ridge VEX competition on Saturday, November 21st, at Peachtree Ridge High School. We had one of our VEX teams make it to the quarter-finals, but sadly not any further. Of course, at the end of the day, the 2016 Robo Lion members had a blast, made new friends, and some of them can't wait to start year-long VEX! We would like to thank all teams that were in attendance, as well as all the volunteers who graciously supported us throughout the event. We congratulate our award winners:
- Tournament Champion: Team Woodward (1900R) from Woodward Academy
- Tournament Champion: Team GMA (1900W) from Woodward Academy
- Tournament Champion: RoboDragons E (675E) from Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology
- Excellence Award: Raider Robotics (3536M) from North Forsyth High School
- Judges’ Award: RoboDragons E (675E) from Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology
End of Season Video
Rebeca, our 2016 historian, made a video recap on all the activities this year's Robo Lions were involved in.
Curious to see all the fun? Watch it here
Fun Facts
Robot Rock Parody Video
Over Thanksgiving Break, some members of the team got together and made a video for FIRST's 2015 Song Parody Competition.
More info about the competition here
Watch Robot Rock here
Gwinnett Daily Post Interview
The team was interviewed by Gwinnett Daily Post on November 11.
View the full article here
FIRST Robotics Competition
Game
The 2016 FRC Game was FIRST Stronghold.
Robots
Field Team
Districts
Awards
Off-Season Activities
GRITS
GRITS this year was held at Walton High School on October 10th, where the Robo Lions were able to score as runner-ups, along with alliance captain 1648 G3 Robotics and 4189 Chargers. The team also took home the Outreach Award, representing with over 25 rookie attendees.
GirlsFIRST Event
On October 17th, 2015 Walton High School (FRC Team 2974) hosted a GirlsFIRST workshop to bond with local robotics teams as well as anyone interested from the surrounding communities. There were engineering contests, guest speakers from women in technology, driver practice with robots from past games, and tons of big smiles! A small group of girls on our team were glad that they got to participate in such an amazing event.
Sponsors
- Automation Direct
- Gwinnett County Public Schools
- Hendrick Motorsports
- Howard Brothers
- Kimberly-Clark
- Maxxis
- Motorola
- Rockwell Collins
- TRS Solutions
- Turf Machine
- ZF Industries
Demographics
- Number of Members: 74
- Number of Female Members: 18
- Number of Male Members: 56
- Number of Mentors: 14
- Number of Freshmen: 30
- Number of Sophomores: 12
- Number of Juniors: 21
- Number of Seniors: 11
Members
- Aarnav Saxena
- Aaron Sturdivant
- Adrian Jimenez
- Akshay Harish
- Alex Matsunaga
- Alexander Her
- Alexis Phipps
- Alyssa Adel
- Avinash Sivakumar
- Beatrice Herchek
- Brittney Hagenbarth
- Bryce Karlins
- Byron Her
- Caroline Means
- Chintan Sheth
- Chris Carlson
- Crystal Lee
- Dan Ngo
- Dominick Rhoden
- Elizabeth Knott
- Eric Yan
- Eshan Sivji
- Evan Lee
- Francesca Del Aguila
- Gemini Allen
- Hasanain Karim
- Hunter Horde
- Insiya Bambot
- Jacob Franklin
- Jae Hyun Kim
- Jae Tak Kim
- James Cai
- James Lee
- Jane Khampha
- Jason Khampha
- Jassy Kim
- Jerrell Beckett
- Joel Leonardo
- Joon Park
- Joshua Lee
- Joshua Seo
- Julian Morris
- Jun Chen
- Keith Castro
- Krista Eastman
- Mackenzie Glaser
- Mark Kim
- McKinley Freelon
- Nabil Khan
- Natalie Luong
See Also
External Links
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